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Volume 2 (2007)

International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology

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Vol. 3 →

Issue 1

10 articles

Who are You, Who am I, and Where are We Going: Sustained Empathic Immersion in the Opening Phase of Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 1
Richard Geist
Treatment of a Severely Depressed, Suicidal Patient: A Self Psychological Perspectivep. 27
David S. MacIsaac
Freud, Kohut, Sophocles: Did Oedipus do Wrong?p. 53
Marcia W. Dunbar-Soule Dobson

Finding Renee: A Clinical Symposium in Four Parts (Part Four

Pseudo-Ending, New Beginningp. 77
Lucyann Carlton

Risks and Rewards of the Suppression of Traumatic Fantasy by the Analyst's Preference for Idealization and Attachment: Comments on Case Presentation by Lucyann Carlton, J.D., Psy.D. Panel Fourp. 89
Stephen Seligman
Renee's Struggle to Live Her Own Story: An Evolutionary-Existential Perspective: Discussion of Case Presentation by Lucyann Carlton, J.D., Psy.D.p. 99
Malcolm Owen Slavin
Reply to Seligman and Slavin Panel Fourp. 115
Lucyann Carlton
The Associative Mind: Review and Commentary on The Dissociative Mind by Elizabeth Howellp. 117
Joye Weisel-Barth
Editor's Notep. 127

Issue 2

11 articles

How Does Analysis Cure? Understanding the Complexities of the Therapeutic Process Through Pluralistic Dialogue: An Integrative Overview and Summary of Finding Renee (A Clinical Symposium in Four Parts)p. 131
Estelle Shane
The Analyst's Participation in Cocreating the Analytic Relationship: Implicit and Explicit Dimensions of Analytic Changep. 147
James L. Fosshage
Realizing the Self-What it Means to Be Realp. 163
Avramit Brodsky
Heinz Kohut and the Homosexualities: A Brief Communicationp. 187
Franco Paparo

Issue 3

9 articles

Tano: A Clinical Presentationp. 241
Gianni Nebbiosi
Discussion of Gianni Nebbiosi's Clinical Presentationp. 251
Alan Kindler
Deconstruction of a Clinical Impasse: A Discussion of Gianni Nebbiosi's Clinical Presentationp. 261
Margaret J. Black
Response to Margaret Black and Alan Kindlerp. 271
Gianni Nebbiosi
Authenticity and Psychoanalytic Technique: A Reconsideration

Issue 4

10 articles

Symposium on Loss, Recovery and Analytic Transformation

Prologuep. 381
William J. Coburn

Analytic Transformation of Tragic Trauma and Loss: The Recovery of an Analysis Following the Analyst's Life-Threatening Head Injuryp. 383
Bernard Brickman
From the Couch: Trauma and Recovery after Analytic Impingementp. 405
Lynne Jacobs
Mutual Healing and Its Limits in the Psychoanalytic Situation: Discussion of Brickman and Jacobsp. 423
Gary Rodin

William J. Coburn

Editor's Acknowledgementp. 129

William J. Coburn

How Does Analytic Child Therapy Inform Adult Treatment?: An Introductionp. 193

Rosalind Chaplin Kindler

Miss “Nicht”: A Small Girl Who Was Betrayed of Her Childhoodp. 195

“Do You Believe in Magic?” Articulating a Coconstructed Dynamic Systems Approach to a Child Treatment:: A Discussion of Hilke's “Miss Nicht”p. 209

Jacqueline J. Gotthold

How Does Analytic Child Therapy Inform Adult Treatment?: A Discussion of Hilke's “Miss Nicht”p. 219

Rosalind Chaplin Kindler

We were all Once Children: Reflections on “Miss Nicht” and the Work of Iris Hilke, Rosalind Kindler, and Jacqueline Gottholdp. 227

Mark D. Smaller

Review Essay

Practicing Intersubjectively: By Peter Buirskip. 235
Paula B. Fuqua

Editor's Notep. 239
William J. Coburn

p. 275

Nancy Van Der Heide

The Unconscious in Self Psychologyp. 291

Hans-Peter Hartmann

Sustained Empathic Focus, Intersubjectivity, and Intimacy in the Treatment of Couplesp. 315

Martin S. Livingston

Boundaries and the Processing of Selfp. 339

Review Essay

The Development of the Person: The Minnesota Study of Risk and Adaptation From Birth to Adulthood: By L. A. Sroufe, B. Egeland, E. A. Carlson, and W. A. Collins: A Reviewp. 367
Roger Hastings

Reply to Gary Rodin's “Mutual Healing and Its Limits in the Psychoanalytic Situation”p. 429

Bernard Brickman

Reply to Gary Rodin's “Mutual Healing and Its Limits in the Psychoanalytic Situation”p. 435

Angels in My Consulting Room: Kohut and Others as Selfobjects for a Trauma Therapistp. 441

Stuart D. Perlman

What is a Weeble Anyway, and What is a Wobble, Too?: A Discussion of Phyllis E. DiAmbrosio's “Weeble Wobbles: Resilience within the Psychoanalytic Situation”p. 463

William J. Coburn

“Wobbly Weebles” and Resilience: Some Additional Thoughts: Response to William J. Coburnp. 475

Phyllis E. DiAmbrosio

Review Essay

My Mother's Eyes: Holocaust Memories of a Young Girl: By Anna Ornstein Illustrations by Stuart Goldmanp. 483
Janet Hadda